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Vol. 38, No. 146 / August 27, 2007: Kicking off the new academic year; Convocation coverage; Remembering a special founder; All roads lead to the Union; Good food; Editorializing on Xiong remembrance; Some students fear no WHEGs means no school; Green Bay native says UW System $ wars are shameful; Budget talks drag on; David Ward on Green Bay's economy; Reminder on student drivers; Adjunct gets business-education award; Brief: Lo

Vol. 38, No. 145 / August 23, 2007: Veteran educator Schaal is new director at Institute; Search and Screen info sessions; Nesberg was founding faculty; Heritage Hill remembers Ed; Door landscaping biz rocks with SBDC; Prof. Laatsch, the Field, 100 great maps; How long the state budget impasse?; Some in GOP speak out for campuses; Reminder: D2L workshop is next week; Top party schools? Not here; Training

Vol. 38, No. 144 / August 20, 2007: Local higher ed leaders question budget process; Bradley: no tuition cap without 'buydown'; Convocation is coming; Road to Kress Center is off-limits; LGBTQ inclusivity initiative; Sept. 11 chosen for campus rembrance of Mahalia Xiong; 'Dorm shortage takes toll at UW-Madison'; ACT achievement gap draws comment; Briefs: Ashmann, Leavitt, Van Boxel

Vol. 38, No. 143 / August 16, 2007: Chancellor quoted on security, budget issues; Snapshots from a SWATdown; ÁTeniendo un tiempo maravilloso!; Bookstore stocks up on new Phoenix gear; Former student hopes for Martha Stewart wedding; Coffee talk with Bruce; Lt. Wolff's family also part of UW-Green Bay family; News from the budget table: nothing new; Columnist says UW funding boosts economy; Minnesota-Wisconsin tuition deal gets OK

Vol. 38, No. 142 / August 13, 2007: Humanistic Studies to launch Great Books community reading group; Reminder: Free trial period at the Kress, and special rates; Watch for news coverage of SWAT exercise here

Vol. 38, No. 141 / August 9, 2007: Free trial period for Kress Events Center starts Tuesday; Summer hours set for Kress Center; Kress Center to offer annual memberships

Vol. 38, No. 140 / August 8, 2007: UW-Green Bay tuition/fees rise 4.3 percent, to $5,959; Headline: Increase is 'smallest in years'; UW System cites budget uncertainty; Listen: Prof. Jeffreys testifies on salaries; Benefit changes could be problematic, official warns; UW Extension Chancellor David Wilson visits campus this Thursday; Alumna's logistic skills benefit Army in Iraq; Rick Chernick profile; Editorial: State spending priorities have changed; Lawton on proposed cuts; Tough road dates for Phoenix men; Reminder on Book Salepalooza; Briefs: Gurung, Martin, Wilson-Doenges, Vespia

Vol. 38, No. 139 / August 2, 2007: Photo gallery: Kress, Union projects; Neighbors love trails; Totally excellent guitar concert; Fill 'er up with biodiesel... soon; Donations welcome for Xiong expenses; WPR quotes Shepard on budget 'train wreck'; Reilly says compromise is no option; Update: 571 down, only 10 billion to go; Nass defends UW allotment; Churchill vows to fight on; Reminder: Oct. 5 is Classified Staff fall conference; 'Ghosts of Broadway' at Weidner; Visiting researcher seeks shelter; Book Salepalooza at Cofrin Library; Reminder on lot striping; Flags at half staff Friday; LOG off

Vol. 38, No. 138 / July 30, 2007: Chancellor Shepard speaks up at governor's roundtable; Regent Crain argues for UW System funding; Rep. Van Roy says Assembly budget does increase UW funding; Officials dispute basis for comparison; Editorial: 'Pull UW from chopping block'; Astronaut Brandenstein lands here for Space Camp; Hola, estudiantes del español!; It's Italian, Holiday, German and Brazilian for luncheon series; UW System admissions policy is likely OK on race test; For French, thinking has indeed been lucrative; Grandparents' University bonds kids, grandparents; Snapshots; High school psychology teachers spent week on campus; Phoenix golf star wins state title; Funeral set for Mahalia Xiong

Vol. 38, No. 137 / July 27, 2007: UW-Green Bay chancellor: Xiong was 'dynamic' student and leader; Prof. Noppe calls attention to more resources regarding grief, grief counseling; Police say investigation will take time

Vol. 38, No. 136 / July 27, 2007: Awaiting word in Xiong investigation; Weidner Presents unveils season; Affordability is selling point; Regent President Bradley looks for 22,500 'volunteers'; A UW-Green Bay example; Rep. Nass shares rationale; UW System: Administrative cuts wouldn't be good business; Jimos students to play with country star Urban

Vol. 38, No. 135 / July 23, 2007: Trustees tell Chancellor: Budget battle is pivotal; Listen to audio; Chancellor's comments earn statewide play; Revised mission statement is topic Wednesday; Prof. Luczaj lands grant for rock/water work; Upward Bound passes with flying colors; Talented teen musicians and a euphonium player; Total Guitar Camp; Recent ES&P graduates add to environmental scholarship; Students assist with national institute for psych teachers; Xiong vigil; Alice Goldsby remembrance; Posting: Web/print designer

Vol. 38, No. 134 / July 19, 2007: Snapshots: Doyle visit; A 'scathing denunciation'; Newspapers rip budget process; Totally psyched: UW-Green Bay hosts national institute; Five UW-Green Bay faculty members will present; Suggestion: Display your UW-Green Bay affiliation at vigil; Phuture Phoenix gets $16,000 grant from United Way; Rah, rah for Grandparents' U; Muy popular: 'Learning vacation' in Door County; Middle schoolers wrap it up; Corn, potatoes and limestone? That's our dinner (ware); Smart women's hoopsters; Roth is new voice of Phoenix; Reminder: student services offices now in Rose, Wood; Memorial for Elliana Zaidel; Adult Degree scholarships; Objection! P-G on de-funding UW law school; Debate on veterans' tuition; Budget conference committee to start work soon; Briefs: Bauer-Dantoin, Ortiz, Style, Tetzloff, Wolf, Howe

Vol. 38, No. 133 / July 18, 2007: Police appeal for public's help; Counseling and Health Center message; Candlelight Vigil is this Friday night; Search widens with Internet; Front-page snapshot of Mahalia Xiong

Vol. 38, No. 132 / July 17, 2007: Reminder: Governor here at 12:30 p.m.

Vol. 38, No. 131 / July 16, 2007: Doyle visits Tuesday to talk state budget, financial aid; Friends, family search for missing student Mahalia Xiong; Funeral today for Hansen grandchild

Vol. 38, No. 130 / July 13, 2007: Funeral arrangements pending for Hansen grandchild

Vol. 38, No. 129 / July 12, 2007: University officials question budget priorities; Statements posted by UW System; Prof. Ritch is new associate dean; Snapshots: climbing the tower; First open house for new BAS degree; Experts, we want to hear from you; What makes you an expert?; Laatsch to lead Belgian Heritage Tour; Oh the Humanities!; Feds to follow student loans; Former UWM student government leader faces charges

Vol. 38, No. 128 / July 9, 2007: Student Services remodeling has offices, staff on the move; Some will wait out the construction; Athletics moves to new home; UW-Green Bay lands OPID grant for Freshman Seminar program; Gurung, Haynie share in $20,000 grant on pedagogy; Annual Report 2006 documents an eventful year; Ragan on 'Here and Now'; Video, photos of taping; Tuition increase is on Board of Regents agenda; Delay tied to state budget uncertainty; Craver's column touts value of BAS; Last call for catalogs; Beware the darkness; Program on immigration reform; Gerds column recalls Sills; 'Break up the System'; Assembly to consider cuts to UW System spending

Vol. 38, No. 127 / July 2, 2007: Transfer admissions will close Aug. 1; When in doubt, call ahead...; ...and know the rationale on 'special student' status; Front-page coverage for Education research; More pub for Camp Lloyd; Prof. Katers gets $23,800 grant for electrifying manure research; Digesters becoming more common; Journal-Sentinel talks with Wiley, Santiago, others; Assembly won't take up budget this week; Mixed readings on affirmative action; Be back Monday

Vol. 38, No. 126 / June 28, 2007: Jazz on the Bay faculty concert is tonight; The passing of Alice Goldsby; On to GOP Assembly for Dem budget; Changes few for UW System; Camp Lloyd reaches out to grieving children... and grows; Background on 'Lloyd'; Art Camp show is Friday; UW wins $125 million biofuels grant; Reilly mentions UW-Green Bay at Madison announcement; Details on bioenergy grant; Supreme Court ruling doesn't address college affirmative action; No 'expose,' but chancellors should value disclosure; With budget uncertainty, waiting list for WHEG; Rehabbing the facilities; Brief: Meinhardt

Vol. 38, No. 125 / June 25, 2007: Changes made to Rose/Wood plans; Movement on the eighth floor; Meacham a finalist for top literary award; Major award for Wolf on Great Lakes Research; Keep your eye on the bat(s); Safety Task Force on Tuesday; Reminder: Fergus Hughes retirement; Plan now for the 4th: Give blood; They'll take your blood this week, too; Sobering reminders: Flags; Peace in Wisconsin/Minnesota reciprocity squabble; Reciprocity at a glance; Some colleges say 'no' to college guide; 'Campus bank card deals need Regent oversight'; Senate Dems vow to tweak state budget; Resolution in assault case; Briefs: Gurung, Haynie, Marin

Vol. 38, No. 124 / June 21, 2007: UW-Green Bay a partner in Teaching American History project; Grant renews involvement; New Regent president moves swiftly on vet tuition; Prof: Marriage isn't all hearts and candy; Carleton shares take on 8th District race; Analysis of state budget; UW-Oshkosh defends deal with U.S. Bank; But editorial page isn't buying it; A tribute to Dr. Weidner

Vol. 38, No. 123 / June 18, 2007: Ashmann study backs 'Einstein'; More speculation on state budget delay; Snapshots: Alumni Association golf; Undergrad catalogs are available; UW Oshkosh opens new center in downtown Green Bay; Bat in the house? Skunk trouble? Answers this Wednesday; More publicity for Kaye's Paine book; 'Extend benefit to domestic partners'; Settlement in Barrows case; Doyle: Compromise needed on vet tuition; Oshkosh in headlines for student card deal

Vol. 38, No. 122 / June 13, 2007: New Select Mission; Project boosts reading by at-risk children, wins attention; Video on the Web: Weidner on the early years; Academic Staff Emeritus status; The retiring Bob Skorczewski; Gilligan in charge for Sodexho; Lee accepts new challenge; More on Sodexho, and a reminder on 'potluck policy'; Arabic course; Guitar; Editorial calls on state to boost funds for UW System; Marder case in seventh year; Reconsidering cuts to veterans tuition program; Heated debate, affirmative action; Reminder: Kraft on Merens; Reminder: 'Do Not Go Gently'; See you Monday

Vol. 38, No. 121 / June 11, 2007: Regents approve full-professor status for Kersten, Meyer, Nielsen; Tenure for Chen, Gates, Hanke, Jeon, Meacham, Myer; Kraft to guest on Ben Merens' show at Heritage Hill; 'Amnesia Sale' (?!!?); Walsh, Reilly talk about Growth plans; More coverage of last week's JFC; Take a look at new Athletics 'insignia'; Green Bay Athletics contracts with national agency; Clarification: For most on campus, no impact; Ricketts devastates U.S.; Mark Bradley of Wausau is new Regents president; Regents target student loan practices; All state Blue Books now online; Grammy-winning jazz and bluegrass artists; Gerds shares account of Weidner remembrance service; 'Farewell photo' a good one

Vol. 38, No. 120 / June 8, 2007: Speakers at Saturday's service; Details; Young community stars offer musical tribute; New on 'Passing' site: magazine profiles; Heller art is front-page; Terrific images, TV-11 story; Contribute your remembrances; Parting thought: Family ties... crazy ones

Vol. 38, No. 119 / June 7, 2007: Good news for Growth Agenda at Tuesday's Joint Finance meeting; Athletics unveils new insignia today; Speths rate a father-daughter Bellin preview; In his own words: Founding Chancellor Weidner; Check out the Heller cartoon, and more media coverage; Photo slideshow: Edward W. Weidner

Vol. 38, No. 118 / June 6, 2007: Web site a focal point for remembrances of Founding Chancellor Weidner

Vol. 38, No. 117 / June 6, 2007: Remembrances: Shepard, Harden, Kuepper, first graduate, Hansen, others

Vol. 38, No. 116 / June 6, 2007: Obituary, arrangements: Dr. Edward W. Weidner

Vol. 38, No. 115 / June 6, 2007: The passing of Dr. Edward Weidner

Vol. 38, No. 114 / June 4, 2007: Lund earns Rotary scholarship for study in Turkey; Students hone English at ESL Institute; Free reception for 'Do Not Go Gently' documentary; Legislator proposes trimming affirmative action; The 'Milwaukee 7'; Phoenix finish fourth in all-sport standings; Horizon League, America Channel to partner on some things

Vol. 38, No. 113 / May 31, 2007: Doyle urges support for UW System, Growth Agenda; Joint Finance votes Tuesday; We're No. 1! (locally); Madison brain drain gets big play; Q&A with student SIFE leader; More 'Inside' on the Web; 1970s photo gallery; The evolution of 'Eco U'; Still more 'Inside': Oneida elder/jazzy Googler/dancer; More IT monitoring urged; Be first to get Weidner Center season announcement; Wildly popular band, free show; Comic Frank Caliendo is coming; Blue Collar Engvall is here tomorrow; Volleyball day; So long, neighbor; 'Civic Engagement in Graduate Education'; Education conference in Holmen; Text of business Q&A

Vol. 38, No. 112 / May 30, 2007: Passing of Chancellor Shepard's Mother

Vol. 38, No. 111 / May 29, 2007: Rose/Wood projects move forward; Kaye salutes politically active vets; Institute for Learning Partnership's 2007 grants support local projects; El espanol en 'La Puerta' es muy popular; UW-Green Bay faculty pitch in at Grandparents' U; Garden Cafe open extended hours; Openings in summer courses for educators; Martin is System's new VP; UW-Madison student rep joins Regents; Audit of student government raises fraud allegations; Newspaper says Covenant should focus on low-income families; Nook at Point; Marshfield prof's populist session; WisconsinEye; 'Charter Street plant must go'; Follow-up survey of recent grads; Remote-access student computing; Briefs: Coury, Leuthner, Ashmann

Vol. 38, No. 110 / May 17, 2007: Heirloom plant sale is Saturday (with sneak preview Friday); Plant sale provides student research, training awards; Snapshots of Hendrickson Community Center dedication; Del Bianco welcomed to campus with concert; Upward Bound staff seeking donations after fire; Commencement address is online; Press-Gazette profiles new coach Bollant; SBDC offers workforce diversity program; Maintenance outage at heat/chill plant; Classified staff council launches fundraiser; UW-Manitowoc math teacher retires; Sen. Ellis: Hold the line on tuition; Longtime student staying another year; Brief: Sanders wins award

Vol. 38, No. 109 / May 14, 2007: Hendrickson Community Center dedication today; Report on Saturday's commencement; Commencement snapshots; Press-Gazette commencement coverage; Online commencement photo gallery; More on Bachelor of Applied Studies; Student loan 'guidelines' considered; Recap of Regents meeting; 'Wisconsin Covenant' costs put at $139 million

Vol. 38, No. 108 / May 11, 2007: Scott Furlong named UW-Green Bay dean of liberal arts and sciences; Good news from Madison: Regents approve applied studies degree; Chancellor lauds Regents, faculty for action on BAS degree

Vol. 38, No. 107 / May 10, 2007: Humanitarian Del Bianco to get honorary doctorate; We're among first to partner with Foundation; Commencement highlights; Chen earns grant for fingerprinting project; Photos: Spring!; Reminder: UW System inclusivity point person; Yes, Mother's Day cookbooks are still available; Among friends of the University, Hendricksons rank near the top; Betsy is former UW-Green Bay staffer, Adult Degree architect; Phil a former Regent; Get your info here, register now for Summer Camps; NASA astronaut Brandenstein at Space Camp; 'Jazz on the Bay' has new feel; Spanish Immersion Camp; Yes, Grandparents' University is back; Outreach unveils summer courses for educators; BOR at Madison; Cowles: 'More oversight of IT projects is needed'; 'Wisconsin Covenant' gets some press in Wausau; UW-Oshkosh shoots for the moon; Good grades in NCAA's annual academic report; Reminder: Banquet for Bennett, Johnson, Hammerle is Saturday; Softball seeks NCAA bid; Golf finishes a solid second; Discount tickets now for USA Volleyball team at Resch Center

Vol. 38, No. 106 / May 9, 2007: Hendrickson dedication is Monday, May 14; Community center 'completed' only recently; Here's a juicy tomato of an heirloom perk; Del Bianco joins exclusive club; Tax recap: Experience for students, $275,000 for clients; Journal-Sentinel praises Phoenix coaching search; Covenant Day arrives; Dietetics receives continued accreditation; With new hire, number of interns will climb to 10; Congratulations Winslow, Reisinger, Solidarity, Roy, dietetics and others; High honors for art seniors Winters, Krumpos; University Leadership Awards; Kater heads West for big biofuels meeting; Stricter rules on students' off-campus behavior?; UW System wants your two cents; Money still available for Academic Staff Professional Development; SBDC on optimizing Web sites; Reminder: Biodiversity, 'Spring's Wings' festival; Cookout was yesterday, but State Employee Recognition Day is today; Finalists for UW System academic affairs; Finally, 'Posters in the Rotunda' photos; Names in the news: Gerard Magill; Brief: Voelker

Vol. 38, No. 105 / May 8, 2007: Under way: Presentation by dean candidate Furlong; Top seniors earn Chancellor's Medallions; Reminder: Maintenance May 21 will affect AC (or heat), hot water; Bollant selection in the news; Shorewood gets a Wisconsin "top five" mention; Snapshots: Students, donors; Rising scholar, Class of '97, returns to lecture

Vol. 38, No. 104 / May 7, 2007: Dean candidate Howe's presentation is today; Furlong's tomorrow; UW-Green Bay announces Bollant as new women's coach; Chancellor announces Planning/Budget reorganization; Images from spring Founders reception; Photos: students, portraits side-by-side; Solid turnout for Doyle's health care forum on campus; Reminder: Employee Recognition Day, a cookout... AND a Food Drive

Vol. 38, No. 103 / May 3, 2007: Chancellor Shepard to co-chair campus safety task force; Media coverage; Photos from announcement; Commencement: 600-plus graduates, two ceremonies; Speaker is Gollnick '81, Oneida chief of staff; Reminder: Presentation by dean candidate Rosa is Friday, 3 p.m.; Doyle's health care forum; Employee Recognition Day, a cookout... AND a Food Drive; Heirloom plant sale is May 19; Appleton paper touts 1+3 with Fox Valley Tech; UW-Green Bay Admissions project wins honors in print-industry competition; Seeking 100%: New employees get safety/hazard training on May 8; Biodiversity co-sponsors 'Spring's Wings' festival; More on Jenny Olson, Phi Kappa Phi; Eating disorders workshop; Reminder: WSMA crowds this Saturday; Always entertaining: May concerts

Vol. 38, No. 102 / May 1, 2007: Gov. Doyle visits Friday for forum on health care

Vol. 38, No. 101 / April 30, 2007: Look for healthy apple icon on vending machines; Cofrin Friends tout gift books; Bruce Shepard on video; Reminder: Technology Forum is Thursday; Pam Stoll '74 gets big exposure for photos; More on Thursday's 'Preventing Campus Violence' program; New Music, Hand Drumming; Steak Fry sizzles; Cinco de Mayo community celebration; Super slacker Johnny Lechner says he's finished; What's your organizational culture? SBDC has some help; Coaching your employees; Sheepshead Review; Reminder: 'A Liberal Moment'; Reminder: Cohrs, choirs, Wood Family Organ; Former UW official Lewis moves on; Art announces merit scholarship recipients; Brief: Peacock-Landrum, Landrum

Vol. 38, No. 100 / April 26, 2007: Technology Forum targets new Web services; 'Finally... A Liberal Moment?'; Dean candidate withdraws; Union restroom options: barrier-free entry, public unisex; System's LGBTQ initiative is topic May 11; Prof. Martin, Harvey-Jacobs quoted on 'first-generation' hurdles; Alumni Awards night: photos and praise for profs; Brown bag lunch: 'Preventing Campus Violence'; Reilly to form security commission; Ward pushes campus safety; Holocaust event earns accolade; Cohrs, choirs, organ team up for May 2 concert; Flute Ensemble, Chamber Singers; Entertaining reminders: 'Brighton,' Opera, Lawton; Make Wisconsin a Biobelt leader? OK; Snapshot: 'Posters in the Rotunda'; Reminder: SAFE Ally training

Vol. 38, No. 99 / April 26, 2007: UW-Green Bay will resume search for women's basketball coach; Johnston cites strong ties back home in reconsidering; Media briefing at 4 p.m.

Vol. 38, No. 98 / April 25, 2007: South Dakota State's Johnston named UW-Green Bay women's basketball coach

Vol. 38, No. 97 / April 23, 2007: Dean candidate info is now posted; Snapshots: Novak lecture; Here's a recipe for happiness on Mothers Day; 'Exceptional production': 'Brighton Beach Memoirs'; UW-Green Bay takes role in first-ever NEW ERA faculty summit; U of Nebraska 'Storm Chaser' blows into town; Wind Symphony, Symphonic Band; Scenes from American operas; Blog: Guest filmmakers enjoyed UW-Green Bay; 'New major connects students with tribal elders'; 'Posters in the Rotunda': UW-Green Bay shines again; Downtown lecture series closes strong; New lineup: Shay, Sweet, Gurung, Medland, Nielsen, J. Salerno; Doyle puts in plug for more UW funds; Joint Finance identifies 'policy items' to be removed from budget; Faculty/staff directory cards? Turn 'em in by May 5; Lawton Gallery senior show; Softball vs. Badgers; 'Father of Stem-Cell Research' accepts Santa Barbara gig; Brief: Jay Harris

Vol. 38, No. 96 / April 20, 2007: Four finalists to interview for LAS dean position; And the finalists are...; Vitas will be posted online next week

Vol. 38, No. 95 / April 19, 2007: Recent UW-Green Bay grad at Va Tech; Another alumna's story; Orange and Maroon Day at UW-Green Bay; Images: Crane swings into action at Union; Union's student designers win big graphics, web awards; Tickets on sale for Blue Collar comic Bill Engvall; Free golf at Shorewood! (If you'll 'ranger' a little); International Dinner is Saturday; "Why I Jumped" Taping airs; Reminders: Friday lecture, 'Washington's God,' theatre, Earth Week; AP reports that UW System will assess security at all campuses; Posters in Rotunda; Oshkosh responds to student loan issue; Audit blames poor planning, oversight for state's IT 'mess'; 'No more excuses for tech fiascoes'

Vol. 38, No. 94 / April 17, 2007: Campus community to gather, reflect on Virginia Tech tragedy

Vol. 38, No. 93 / April 16, 2007: Regents OK major in First Nations Studies; A 'thumbs up'; Photoblog: Scenes from the Powwow; Newspaper coverage; Oneida language project draws front-page attention; UW-Green Bay student researchers to display projects at state Capitol; Scheberle's class, Civics Club cited in USA Weekend; Joint Finance testimony; Visiting lecturer to discuss globalization and students; Update on Hammersmith; Millspaugh gets Student Employee of the Year honors; State honors, too; Nominees listed; University Golf League seeks golfers; Play ball! Finally; Regents approve Oshkosh BAS; Green Bay's is next month; Differential tuition OK'd for Madison's School of Business; Bothof column on Kodanko; Star Jones Reynolds visits Tuesday; International Dinner is Saturday; Reminder: Books, babies, balance and Prof. Duquaine-Watson '97; Reminder: 'Perspectives of the Holocaust'; Reminder: Leading conservative to discuss 'Washington's God'; Reminders: Library Week, AIC, Sallmann, Simon play, Earth Week; Briefs: Stokes, VonDras

Vol. 38, No. 92 / April 12, 2007: High-powered conservative scholar will lecture here; Books, babies, balance; Snapshots: student symposium; Editorial: good news on Shepard; Hansen, Ettinger, Kasuboski offer noontime talks; Pass Points go off-campus; Saturday's Powwow; AIC celebrates 35th on Thursday; Sallmann lecture April 19 tackles impact of sexual violence; Softball? Outside?; Simon's 'Brighton Beach Memoirs' opens next week; News release: 'Perspectives of the Holocaust'; Phuture Phoenix is news at UW System site; Earth Week arrives Monday; Draney, 'Inconvenient Truth'; Know your bloodborne pathogens; Final reminder: Class matters... and you're invited!; Workshops on disaster response; Kids Night Out, April 27; Friday the 13th: Bloody budget cutting, maybe?; Students assist AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin; Reminders: Gay Men's Chorus, Alumni Night, spiders

Vol. 38, No. 91 / April 10, 2007: Shepard, Bothof offer statements on Borseth departure

Vol. 38, No. 90 / April 9, 2007: Sneak preview: Academic Excellence Symposium; Alumni event welcomes 'Distinguished' trio; Youngsters Carroll, Moua share honors; Also Saturday: Powwow; College of Menominee Nation, Dr. Verna Fowler in the news; Professors share 'Perspectives of the Holocaust'; National Library Week; Events share history, purpose, Friends; ETS on GRE: Never mind; Peacock-Landrum might know more; News travels fast on Shepard decision; Another academic honor ($7,500 worth) for soccer's Gross; Twin Cities Gay Men's Chorus; Phuture Phoenix is here to stay; Media coverage of new BAS degree; Spiders in your house!!!! Deal with it; Sharp questions for Doyle's 'Wisconsin Covenant' idea; Alumni tuition deal might be extended; 'Patently obvious' mistake on UW stem cells; For sale: Great home for a good cause; 'Class Matters' sponsored by Instructional Development Council; Accreditation talk; 'Teen Connection': teens with dreams; Snapshots: Watershed symposium; Reminder: 'Phoenix Forum'; Reminder: Perks for student works; Home opener on Wednesday?; Briefs: Dettman, Smith

Vol. 38, No. 89 / April 9, 2007: Chancellor Shepard withdraws from consideration at Western Michigan

Vol. 38, No. 88 / April 6, 2007: Hammersmith a finalist for Southern Illinois post

Vol. 38, No. 87 / April 5, 2007: Academic Excellence: MAC winter garden, Wednesday; Campus cookout: May 8; Institute will oversee Phuture Phoenix; Newspaper, TV revisit crane project, Sweet; Beautiful poem, 'Ojibwe totemic ancestry'; Congratulations on $5,000 Phi Kappa Phi award; 'Phoenix Forum' to foster civil debate; Need a grant to assist you in Integrating Research and Teaching?; 'Class Barriers' teleconference; Thompson conviction overturned; Students, let this be a lesson to you; Speaking of student mistakes...; Student Affairs directors spring for dinner; Award program Thursday for student employees; Reminder on Recognition Week activities; Week at Sturgeon Bay resort is 'Spanish Immersion'; National Library Week @ April 15; Phoenix Athletics wants suggestions; Brief: Luczaj

Vol. 38, No. 86 / April 4, 2007: Clarification: Next Chancellor's coffee chat is this Thursday

Vol. 38, No. 85 / April 2, 2007: Arent is Research Scholar; Bennett '92 named nation's best; Top dog likes party scene; Empty Bowls fundraiser is Wednesday; History students' Railroad Museum project gets some ink; Students honor Style with 'Women's Leadership Award'; Golden Apple alumni; Clarification on senior senior faculty; Actually, Guilford says, it has been 61 years; For Loomer, 94, 'only' 52; Chancellor's coffee chat is Friday; No update on alleged incident; Reminder: Visiting French vocalist, tonight; Reminder: Snow Queen reception, this afternoon; Reminder: Soprano/harpist at Weidner; Opening day at the Phoenix diamond; Any NCAA eligibility remaining, golfers?; SBDC and 'maximizing performance'; Recap on big watershed conference; Symposium included role playing, 'Jeopardy'-style contest; LaForce was longtime Founders supporter; Deadline for Asian luncheon; The legend of Mickey Crowe; Update on Bruckner's homeless ministry; Briefs: Bergeon, VonDras

Vol. 38, No. 84 / March 29, 2007: Center for Food gets 'Scholarship' spotlight; Golf season is here!; 'Tee times' become 'e-times'; Visiting vocalist promises 'merveilleux' concert Monday; Donation of 'Snow Queen' to permanent collection; Soprano/harpist to perform Wednesday at Weidner; In case you haven't heard; Whitewater chancellor appears headed for Favreland; Press-Gazette maintains salary data on Web; Editorial: 'Audit reveals two salary issues'; From guitar to sitar; Senior art exhibition at Lawton; Soulis to get collegiate honor at Remmel banquet; Twenty top student employees are nominated; Rep. Montgomery will head task force on computers; Reminder: Strategic Budgeting Committee; Plan 2008 author retires; Brief: Stoll

Vol. 38, No. 83 / March 28, 2007: 'Donor Spotlight' site debuts, highlighting student-scholarship drive; Reminder: Happy Birthday

Vol. 38, No. 82 / March 27, 2007: No hot water, heat at Phoenix Sports Center on Wednesday

Vol. 38, No. 81 / March 26, 2007: Shepard: 'Low pay makes it difficult to attract, keep faculty'; LAS finalist Trainer withdraws; Hall of Fame for Hammerle, Johnson, Bennett; Jazz concert Tuesday; Bruce is 60, party is Wednesday; First-year program here gets Madison mention; More on new Applied Studies degree; Reilly talks to Joint Finance on growth plan; Partner-benefits plan makes headlines; Why the IT problems?; Trustee Ferguson wins top business honor; 'Taking Wisconsin to the World'; Borseth's 'greatest moment'; More praise for the scrappy Phoenix; Even more praise; Re-certification in emergency response, all-ages CPR/AED; More on musicians' hearing loss; Open to all: Jane Birr on wellness; Abbott leads talk on 'Problem Focused Learning'; More awards for UW-Green Bay dietetic students; Kramp, Pfundtner talk 'real life' for women

Vol. 38, No. 80 / March 22, 2007: Endorsing a new degree program at UW-Green Bay; Tech-school grads are the market; Photo gallery: Union groundbreaking; Kraft, Furlong contribute to book on business/environment; 'Syracuse' semester is coming here; Remembering an early Chancellor's Award recipient, Robert C. Hood; Looking back at some winning numbers; Women's basketball royalty sees Phoenix on the rise; Softball is batting .500; Correction; Resource Fair is one-stop shop for graduating seniors; New offer: student rush tickets for Taylor Hicks; Asian Luncheon; Reminder: Ticket/info center has relocated; Send five posters instead; UW-Madison official speculates on pay, tuition increases; The Ride to Inspire Student Engagement; American Democracy Project's 'Spaces of Civic Engagement'; Friday forum on local judicial race; Reminders: Hinz-Lasee, Eileen Collins, 'Danceworks'

Vol. 38, No. 79 / March 21, 2007: Grants in Aid of Research? Act now; UW-Green Bay dietetics intern is state's best; Remember: Union groundbreaking; UW-Green Bay stuns UConn... for a half; Borseth: effort was 'inspirational'; Photo gallery; Phoenix returns early this afternoon (Wednesday); Odds 'n' ends from broadcast, Auriemma, stat sheet

Vol. 38, No. 78 / March 20, 2007: Report: First-year seminars are big winners for students; 'Sustainable GB' is up and running; Kersten, students engineer move to put Railroad Museum on track; Clampitt in the Wall Street Journal; Who changed their cheese? Phil knew; ESPN touts Phoenix as potential David; Nation's longest winning streak; Hometown team vs. All-America Huskies; 'Unbiased' observer says our spirit squad, band are winners, too; Check out Phoenix 'Big Dance' history on 7th floor; Hereby be it resolved: Women are really, really good; Campus hosts Thursday's Hinz-Lasee debate; Additional hours for popular 'Ruins' art show; Reminder: Lecture by NASA's Collins; Verdict helps with closure for Halbach's Green Bay friends; UW-Green Bay to honor Student Employees

Vol. 38, No. 77 / March 19, 2007: UW-Green Bay 59, New Mexico 52; Photo galleries; Adding to a rich hoops tradition; Next up: the unbeatable Huskies; Tuesday's game on ESPN2; Pioneering astronaut Eileen Collins to speak Thursday; Sponsors underwrite visit; Ceremonial groundbreaking for Union expansion is Wednesday; UW-Green Bay's Plansky is 'Cell Phone Superstar!'; Scores from tax season; Biodiversity students to report on research; Loud music, hearing loss, March 27 program on campus; Grosso gets high marks; 'Danceworks'; American Idol winner Hicks, next Tuesday; Colleges evaluate merit-based aid; UW-Green Bay professor on salary-access issue; Oshkosh student paper questions move, too; Former VP: UW salary woes should be no surprise; 'Tech teachers make top dollar'; More LOG Tuesday...

Vol. 38, No. 76 / March 13, 2007: Residence Life reports on conservation, sustainability initiatives; Entwistle, students help unveil Packers/Oneida monuments; Vince is next; Sea Grant session on climate change, runoff; H.S. students here for Lower Fox symposium; UW-Green Bay women draw New Mexico; Snapshots of Selection Show party; ESPN2; One vote for best first-round game... and coolest nickname; Doyle is a Phoenix fan... and UW and MU, too, of course; Ocariz at NCAA ski meet; Cradle of coaches: UW-Green Bay men's basketball; Services Thursday for Bea Weidner, R.N.; Brief: Hrivnak, Weller

Vol. 38, No. 75 / March 12, 2007: UW-Green Bay women return to 'Dance'; Selection Show party tonight; Possible sites; Road-warrior tradition; Closing the PSC with back-to-back classics; HR wants your feedback on new Web site; By now, 'Person ID' is the standard; Reminder: Mayoral forum tonight; Reminder: WISDM, accounting upgrade; Menu for Asian luncheon; Mike Halbach '05, in spotlight; Unionization draws support, also questions; Minnesota-Wisconsin reciprocity gets extension... for now; 'Lessons on race and class'; Were it that simple; Marques Hines '90 wins inspirational title; Get yourself on a healthy path

Vol. 38, No. 74 / March 9, 2007: Mark King gets guest shot on NBC's 'Apprentice'; UW-Green Bay, Sea Grant host Tuesday session on climate change, runoff

Vol. 38, No. 73 / March 9, 2007: Mace, Oneida are new adds to Celebrating Scholarship site; Reminder: You can make the site great; Abbott to moderate 'Problem Focused Learning'; Lockard at Naval Academy; Mark calendars for April 25 Research Exchange; Reminder: After Monday, a payment gap; A bright yellow 'Daffodils' thank-you!; Bird Atlas on WPT; She sings on a cell phone; Founders nominations; Daylight Savings: A reminder, and a Pletcher comment; More recognition for Soulis; Previewing Phoenix/Panthers; Time Warner to televise; Pairings are announced on Selection Monday; Story affirms cards as the new cash; Lawton's China show gets big media play; RA educates on 'bias' in national newsletter; Ocariz skis at NCAA Championships; Paintball Club makes a splash at big tourney; Redbook salary data taken offline; Walsh: Regents should have been updated on Lawson; Legislators hear talk of Milwaukee, Waukesha merger; Mayoral forum is Monday at Brown County Library; Flags at half-staff; Phoenix favorite Marquis Hines; SBDC offers financial management programs

Vol. 38, No. 72 / March 8, 2007: Capital Campaign yields new scholarships; Profs. Joan and Mike Thron endow scholarship as tribute to friend; Remembering Julie Brickley; Teaching, good writing were passions; Need grows; Provost Hammersmith a finalist at Eastern Illinois; Grosso to lecture on 'Life in Music'; Jessica Doyle visits for Phuture Phoenix; SBDC's project-management pointers; Bennett, Class of '92, Humanistic Studies, wins national honor; Win puts No. 22 UW-Green Bay in semifinals; Final two rounds at Phoenix Sports Center; No. 1 in the nation in FTs; Time Warner to televise; At-large bid might be iffy; More LOG Friday...

Vol. 38, No. 71 / March 7, 2007: Help close it down with 'Phoenix Club Blowout Week'

Vol. 38, No. 70 / March 5, 2007: Union expansion; Changes for Garden Café, Student Life, tickets; Abbott unveils new Web site on Oneida language; Mehra publishes 'Cosmos' text; You, too, can be a 'storm spotter' - training is Tuesday; A perfect 16-0; 22 straight 'W's... two for Soulis... seven of nine for Borseth; Tournament tickets now; March 14 wraps up first phase, watershed program; More beautiful snow shots; Feeling snowed under? Meet Jane, life coach; Plain White T's are hot act; Asian luncheon, April 13; Bully, bully; One last, final reminder: LAS candidate is here today; Oregon State and 'holistic' admissions; Nass chairs first hearing; Doyle's domestic-partner plan draws fire; A loss, but most wins for men since 1999; Title game; Zumstein's diving first; Reminder: 'RUINS'; Another reminder: chocolate treats; Yet another: LGBT

Vol. 38, No. 69 / March 1, 2007: Evening classes are cancelled; Announcing: research grant opportunities; LGBT issues group; Schachtner makes academic all-America; Reminder: First dean candidate visits Monday; Campus hosts 'Regional Concours oral francais'; Arabic, French join the table; No. 20 in coaches' poll!; A 'DeGrand finale'; 'RUINS' video screenings continue; Doyle column on growth; Reminders: Band concerts, Tennessee Williams, women's leadership; Funds for academic staff development; Fire and ice: Phoenix/Penguins; Eggs, bunnies, lambs... ready to eat; Credit International Scholars for Slovakian's visit; Bennett '92 in biggest game tonight; Brief: Gurung, Vespia

Vol. 38, No. 68 / February 27, 2007: Finalists named for liberal arts and sciences dean; Finalists' vitas posted on Provosts' Web site

Vol. 38, No. 67 / February 26, 2007: Art Program hosts Open House; Slippery path to University Union is blocked; No. 21 in AP poll; Phoenix women swim to Horizon title; UW-Green Bay's Poupart quoted on reservation violence; Seating limited for 'How to Advance in the Civil Service'; Lacenski to share stories of Niger visit; Marches, musical theater highlight bands concert; 'Five by Tenn' gets 3 1/2; More on 4E honor; Celebrate International Women's Day with Lubomira Slusna; Reminder: 'Women's Work'; Boxes and Walls, 'De Nadie'; Men's team aims for NCAA berth; Evanochko, Schachtner, Evans are all-league; Audit, media scrutiny for AP classes; Court sides with UW on Barrows suit; AP says bi-partisan spirit is cooling; Solidarity students to stage play on radical/anarchist feminist; Reminder: Support a bear in foster care; EC sells coupon booklets as fundraiser; Brief: Sorbo

Vol. 38, No. 66 / February 22, 2007: Students 'Fast Break' debuts tonight on Web TV; Choral groups Saturday; Regent admissions vote draws national coverage; Questions on Union availability during remodeling, expansion?; Gallery opening, weekly videos highlight China show; Style takes lead on UW System printmaking exhibit; Heuer's sculpture shares spotlight; A special little 'k'; Photoblog: Preparing for 'Five by Tenn'; P-G previews production; Swimming and diving takes aim on Horizon title; Swimmers to watch; Surprise: Mistake fixed, he's going to Nordic nationals; No. 23/24 at home; Senior Day, times two; Outreach co-sponsors Feb. 27 school-safety presentation for parents; Madison paper mentions sustainability at UW-Green Bay; Reminder: Alumni reception; Men will host, Tuesday; Students get nice applause

Vol. 38, No. 65 / February 19, 2007: Congratulations, No. 24 Phoenix Women, on record winning streak; Fourth Estate scores second 'Best of Midwest' win; Provision would add bargaining rights; Classroom success of student-athletes; Alumni Association hosts reception; Employers visit campus; Ambassador application deadline; Women's Work Series: Karen Besiada-Hansen; Sundance winner 'De Nadie' to play here; Blood Drive on campus; They loved 'Love' presentation; State scraps computer project

Vol. 38, No. 64 / February 15, 2007: Theatre program celebrates 'Five by Tenn'; Hammersmith a finalist at Edinboro; Arabic to join conversation table mix; New Bellin/SNC deal is good news on nursing scene; UW-Green Bay serves different demographic; UW System to survey students on AODA; Video, photography from China opens at Lawton Gallery; Exhibit coordinator will speak also at AIC; Habitat raffle prizes !!!!!!!; HR offers training for performance evaluations; County executive candidate forum; Media coverage of Doyle at UW-Green Bay; UW-Madison tracks domestic-partner progress; Tickets remain for Ron White; 'Freedom Writers' discount ends Monday; Carl Spackler on the Gopher threat; Phoenix men starting a hot streak?; Reminder: Pack the house for Butler; Journal Sentinel praises UW System on admissions plan; College students want more Pell; Last call for native plants gardening conference

Vol. 38, No. 63 / February 14, 2007: Governor's budget promises broad impact on UW System; UW System President greets news with enthusiasm; New Web site to keep campus up to date on budget process

Vol. 38, No. 62 / February 12, 2007: Governor's visit confirms big news on Growth Agenda; Snapshots; UW-Green Bay stands out in governor's news release; Nerad presentation; Details: 'Posters in the Rotunda 2007'; Random, miscellaneous photos of fun stuff on campus; Daffodil deadline; Reminder: Jane Boucher on team motivation, Tuesday a.m.; Kress Center update; Prof. emeritus recalls 1957, Spring Green, Wright stuff; Admissions policy gets unanimous 'yes' vote from Regents; Passing constitutional muster; Media: 'Battle on race and UW admission plan looms'; Walsh quotes Ford; Situation at UW-Green Bay? Stable; Support a Bear in Foster Care; Larkey invites students on Social Work's Guatemala trip; Majors Fair; Governor will again propose partner benefits; P-C says Minnesota to blame on reciprocity dispute; Students get helping hand with college aid; Reminder: Wengers on China; Reminder: 'Romantic love in America'; Flags at half-staff; Correction on IRE URL; Phoenix grits out 16th straight at UW-Milwaukee; Still No. 25; Milwaukee Racing Sausages were winners; Football coach

Vol. 38, No. 61 / February 9, 2007: Nerad visits Monday for info, Q&A on $69m school referendum

Vol. 38, No. 60 / February 9, 2007: Governor to discuss Growth Agenda at UW-Green Bay Monday

Vol. 38, No. 59 / February 8, 2007: Daffodils! Now!; UW-Green Bay "connecting" Web site has new look; Aldrete: Floods in ancient Rome invite NOLA comparison; E-filing is new for VITA students; Photoblog: faculty art; Pums safe after killer twisters; Wengers to share observations on China changes; TaylorMade, Saturn, Supervalu and more; Also, Inside...; Former sax standout is now a 'Zoogler'; A new face in Human Resources; 'Posters in the Rotunda' returns; Media blitz possible for Regents on Friday; Video streaming; Ode to Ody Fish; It's official: Two indoors for May Commencement 2007 vWhither romantic love?; Guest speaker Famous Dave already making an impact; Lawrence will watch from sidelines; Big home dates for Phoenix men; UW System Institute on Race/Ethnicity calls for support-grant proposals; Tickets still available

Vol. 38, No. 58 / February 5, 2007: 'Famous Dave' is coming; ESPN spotlights Phoenix women, Borseth; Steady at No. 24; Reminder: free faculty-staff tickets to Butler game; Discount on 'Freedom Writers' lecture; Warm and Sunny, Jazz Fest gets four-star review; 'Social Class' researcher to lead faculty-staff session; UW-Green Bay hosts educators 'at-risk' conference in Florida; Mexico luncheon; Wengers, China, 'Two Decades of Change'; Visit Cloud Commons to vote on top international photos; SIFE team takes second in case study competition; More coverage of tuition 'border war'; Bengtson-Galt to meet with students; Veteran manager, mentor joins SBDC counseling staff; Smiling scholarship recipients; Plan now for Spaghetti Dinner — and send Habitat students to Gulf Coast; Rep. Baldwin will keynote state LGBTQ conference; Saturday is Alumni Day for men's basketball; 'Bad Education'; It's state law: Report any reports of sexual assault; Final notice: Research Scholars; Reminder: 'Latest on Sexual Harassment Front' is Thursday; Briefs: Arendt, Tetzloff

Vol. 38, No. 57 / February 2, 2007: 'Famous Dave' is coming; SBDC's Trombley touts conference; Remembering UW-Green Bay's most senior graduating senior; Oldest alumnus today? She's 96; Tuesday deadline for faculty Research Scholar; News from sunny Florence; New funding opportunity: Grant applications; Focus on native plants; Last call: Nominate your top student employee by Feb. 5; More on Hmong transitions, traditions; Wisconsin-Minnesota reciprocity debate; Much support, but some questions for UW admissions plan; Doyle visits Green Bay to talk Covenant idea; UW-Green Bay grad shares wisdom on MPS issue; Text of Doyle's 'State of the State,' and Green Bay references; No 'no' from No. 4

Vol. 38, No. 56 / February 1, 2007: New Web site: 'Celebrating Scholarship'; You can make it great; A 14-week semester? Plan is moving forward; Read Chancellor Shepard's message; Get 'em while they're hot: cookbooks; Feb. 1 kicks off UW-Green Bay Black History Month; Video of Melissa Jackson, Tim Nixon; Doyle offers agenda for health care, UW System; 'Good speech'; HR hosts webinars: 'Sexual Harassment' and 'Diversity Management'; 'Social Class on Campus' presentation February 8; Education Outreach course has Hmong focus; BracketBusters foe is 4-16 NIU; Cute story: Why Coach K favored NIU matchup; Voluntary blackout signals 'Five minutes of respite for the planet'; Don't see your submission here? Be patient

Vol. 38, No. 55 / January 29, 2007: Phoenix women are No. 24; Power plant worker meets the 'Supernanny'; Deer control, year two; Doyle announces support for UW System growth; Chancellor comments; Office Hours change to Thursday; Sodexho goes biodegradable with dinnerware; Video streaming of today's Regents forum; Newspaper coverage; Feb. 13 advising session on law schools; Clinics at heart of Jazz Fest; Phoenix men claim entertaining win on national TV; New recruit Segura has compelling story; Reminder: Jan. 30 deadline for student awards; Registration opens for conference on community service; Reminders: Weather, Emmons, corruption; Briefs: Nielsen, Shariff

Vol. 38, No. 54 / January 25, 2007: Last call: Student research stars for Symposium; From Iraq: a big 'thank-you'; Sunny is the Jazz Fest star; Beautiful snowfall; Faculty earn grants for teaching enhancement; UW-Green Bay is comment site for Monday's Regents forum; Debate on UW admissions strategy; Media coverage of forums; Women's golf rises as newest Phoenix sport; Judge Hanrahan, Class of '82; Gallery opening; Emmons talks installations on Feb. 1; Honors recital Saturday at Weidner; You've heard his 'Anthem,' now hear his Liszt, Rossini; A 13-year-old star; The water in the mains rained mainly with no pains; Salsa, salsa, salsa; 'Minnesota tuition pact in jeopardy'; Outreach offers Spanish for community professionals; Connecting State University?; Green Bay women shoot for lucky 13th; Plenty of highlights; A nice win; Alumni outing for Phoenix/Panthers; Swimmers come home; Academic Honor Roll for Horizon League; Study says tech colleges graduating more minority students; 'State of the State' address is Tuesday; Trends in international enrollment; Ford flag honor ends; Reminder: UW-Green Bay has say on corruption, campaign finance reform; No Canadian money; Breznay comments on wireless networks; Briefs: Clampitt, Rosewall

Vol. 38, No. 53 / January 22, 2007: Workshop on 'wild weather' kicks off Biodiversity series; Chili Cookoff results; Photos, too; UW-Green Bay tenor Brecher on WPR next Sunday; Science forum to focus on local geology; Kraft, Littig, Cowles and Hansen to talk 'corruption, campaign reform'; Institute for Learning Partnership offers research grants; NAS student reception, this Friday; Know a potential nominee for Student Employee of the Year?; Study Abroad Photo Contest; Spring Orgsmorg is Tuesday; 'Coffee with Bruce' is Thursday; UW president reflects on 'Growth Agenda,' budget cuts; Stout 'Polytechnic University'?; EC selling books; Green Bay women with 12th straight; Votes in AP poll; Men have big one Wednesday vs. UIC; Saturday's game at UW-M is on ESPN 2; Brief: Dalke

Vol. 38, No. 52 / January 19, 2007: Editorial: 'UWGB funds need to stay in Doyle's state budget'; The cookbooks are here!; 'Coffee with Bruce' open office hours; Seniors answer Chancellor on May commencement; Kress Center will be option; Reception opens faculty art show next Thursday; 'German Day'; 2007-08 Ambassador applications; Join the Fight Against Cancer; Call for nominations: University Leadership Awards; Lindmark returns as golf coach; Board of Regents seeks feedback on UW System admissions; Prof. Johnson quoted on media fuss; Used to be Norwalk, now norovirus, but still a threat...

Vol. 38, No. 51 / January 17, 2007: PSC returns to full power

Vol. 38, No. 50 / January 17, 2007: Power outage shuts down Phoenix Sports Center

Vol. 38, No. 49 / January 16, 2007: Monday is the Chili Cookoff!; Let's see you do better; A few spots still open in 'Conversational Spanish'; SBDC offers leadership, entrepreneurial programs; Phoenix women have 10-game winning streak; Phoenix men face tough one in Butler; Reminder: 'Four A's that spell trouble' workshop; Inside Higher Ed 'blogger' was former faculty member

Vol. 38, No. 48 / January 11, 2007: Nominate now for Academic Excellence Symposium; 'Idol' Hicks is first star for new Weidner Presents, Inc.; Campus energy use cooled off nicely; Basketball showdown vs. UW-M; NAS scholarships; Lockard's textbook is a piece of cake; Kersten explores life of civil rights leader Randolph in new biography; Courses for educators still have openings; Disabilities: 'Four A's that spell trouble' workshop; Mexico luncheon on Feb. 16; A UW-Green Bay comment at Inside Higher Ed

Vol. 38, No. 47 / January 8, 2007: Research scholar program has Feb. 6 deadline; Publicity for greenhouse pledge; Student Life announces LifeLines group discount; Act by Jan. 12 for Mavis Leno; Lucky winners of $500 Friends gift cards; Commencement on cable; Reminder: 'high-performance teams' on Feb. 13; Funds remain for academic staff development; ...if you know where to look; Press-Gazette profiles faculty member; Milwaukee Journal Sentinel supports 'Growth Agenda'; UW-Oshkosh dean touts regional partnership; Oshkosh newspaper raves about transfer deal; Doyle mentions health care, schools; Fired dean sues UW-Whitewater for discrimination; Wishful thinking? Leading legislators see less contention; New Web site for Wisconsin Campus Compact; Letters to editor on UW admissions; Brief: Clampitt

Vol. 38, No. 46 / December 21, 2006: UW-Green Bay pledges proactive stance on global warming; LEED silver; Videos of King, Bacelis; Lockard textbook takes new look at world history; Friday's Phoenix makeup has early start; Does Space Grant have a faculty grant for you?; Student scholarships; Connerly, UW students discuss affirmative action; Christensen reports on pre-college project with Latinos, tribes; Friends of the Cofrin raffle; Facebook fatigue; Heard about the Faculty Development Conference?; Oshkosh newspaper raves about transfer deal; More editorial support for 'growth'; Reminders: Introductory Spanish; deadline for immigration ideas; Students warned of tax-refund scam; Closed or open over the holidays?; A holiday treat: Sweet poem

Vol. 38, No. 45 / December 18, 2006: Commencement news release; Photos; News release: Professorships for Walter, Howe; Commencement odds'n'ends; More photos: faces; Photos: Laatsch celebrates the big 4-0; And his younger colleagues; News story on agreement with technical colleges; $700 for Nice course in Ireland; Remember: Plan a year ahead; Barnes & Noble event benefits MLK celebration; Book reading, discussion to feature Melissa Jackson; Magazine quotes VonDras on tips for elderly, stress/memory; Media Services has civic involvement DVD; It's Spartans/Phoenix, round 3

Vol. 38, No. 44 / December 15, 2006: Reminder: Service Awards this afternoon; An A-1 feature on student commencement speaker Bacelis; 'Applause is due for UWGB's Weidner Center decision'; Last call for United Way drive; 'Gotcha Covered' is student idea to help Shelter

Vol. 38, No. 43 / December 14, 2006: News release: Chancellor's Award for Donald Harden; Profs. Howe, Walter in spotlight; Sabbaticals for Baulieu, Block, Dolan, Kaye, Kim, Nair, Poupart, Walter; UW-Green Bay, Oshkosh expand transfers with tech colleges; Snapshots: Emmons Madison 'wiretap'; Record crowd had Resch Center jumpin'; Faculty tenor Brecher wows 5,196; Photo: The Borseth bobblehead; A victory over the Badgers; Sky-high RPI; ISU, Dec. 22; Win a $500 gift card from Phoenix Bookstore; Percussion this Friday; Prof. Cruz promotes Galapagos travel; Dialog on international students, Middle East, Islam; Why 'brand'? McCartney knows; Need help 'Building High Performance Teams'?; More 'Nutcracker' names; Nominations sought for UW System academic staff award; Green Bay, Appleton coverage of Weidner Presents; Join the fight against cancer; Bold tuition idea has fans, critics; Barrows retires

Vol. 38, No. 42 / December 12, 2006: Weidner Center Presents will assume risk; Snapshots from the news conference; Shepard shares update; Green has UW-Green Bay experience; 'Door opens for return of Weidner shows'; Next 'Conversational Spanish' course begins in February; 1923 Fund's generosity boosts Theatre program; Bobblehead genius; Nice comments from Badgers coach; Thanks, those who gave a kid a book

Vol. 38, No. 41 / December 11, 2006: Weidner Center news conference at 11 a.m.; Phoenix vs. Badgers Wednesday at Resch; Photos from a crackerjack 'Nutcracker'; More ballet; Click here for accreditation, certification site; King tops golf's leader board; Saturday's ceremony; A new wrinkle with international flags; Sashes in fashion; 'Growth Agenda' gets mention; New faculty discipline rules advance to Legislature; 5 percent pay raises?; Regents extend admissions discussion; One group's big idea: free UW tuition with pledge to stay; 'Rest of Wisconsin' has talent, too; P-G's Kwaanza photos; Nass named chair of Assembly universities committee; Regents back public health school; Serial killer theory has its doubters; UW System Business Resource Directory; Soul and sole at the Shoe Tree; Teen Connection looks at teen suicide; Set your recorders (tonight) for 'Women in Prison'; Reminder: 'Greening of UWGB'; Also: Al Gore, Don McCartney, United Way summit; Briefs: Hall, Detweiler

Vol. 38, No. 40 / December 7, 2006: Commencement basics; OK for UW-Green Bay accessibility project got student boost; Holiday sale; Haynie earns grant for 'Culture of Food' course; 'Food' sounds appetizing; 'Greening of UWGB' is capstone topic; Gore's movie here; More public recognition for Journey to Jordan; Hutchison returns from Italy, urban/historic preservation conference; McCartney to talk area's 'brand,' downtown; Mark your calendar for 'Social Class on Campus,' candid discussion; A wheel of fortune for Kari Merchant; It wasn't a bill collector; 'Goose bumps' for Tony, a new hip for Dick; Flores goes pro in Ireland; Watch the Regents; Admissions policies are hot topic; Here? Not so much; UW Faculty Senate endorses partner benefits; Mutating spam; Murderous schedule continues: Phoenix women host Iowa, Indiana State; Outreach staffer on Downtown development; Moore writing here; Football arrives for MLK fundraiser; Remember: Give a Kid a Book; Reminder: Fuel Cell technology is Oxford topic Friday; Reminder: Jazz Friday, Choral Sunday; 'Tis the Season, Saturday; Ecumenical Center rummage

Vol. 38, No. 39 / December 5, 2006: Funeral services are Friday for Werner Prange; Sorry, 'Coffee with Bruce' was YESTERDAY

Vol. 38, No. 38 / December 4, 2006: Fuel Cell technology is Caglar's Oxford topic this Friday; Anthropologists honor Galt's memory; Gr--n Bay stud-nt to star on 'Wh--l of Fortun-'; UW System research/creative symposium; Music of the season highlights choral concert; Notice: New employee safety/ERT training is Tuesday; Reminder: Workers' Comp; 'Tis the Season, this Saturday at Union; Last call for Holiday Luncheon; Give a Kid a Book; Next 'Coffee with Bruce' is Tuesday a.m.; AIC holds football silent auction as MLK fundraiser; Blood Drive; Reminder: Call for proposals on Immigration conference; Sheepshead Review reception; Okoampa is a soccer all-American; Phoenix ties for tops in Horizon with eight academic stars; Weather keeps Redbirds away; Computer has Butler No. 1; Newspaper mentions Phoenix apparel on-line; Student jazz show on Friday; Art sale; Ecumenical Center rummage sale is Dec. 16; An important notice for bus riders; Photo spread on Kwanzaa

Vol. 38, No. 37 / December 1, 2006: Midwest storm postpones Saturday's Phoenix home game

Vol. 38, No. 36 / November 30, 2006: Audit Committee hearing on sick leave is no stomach-turner; President Reilly testifies; Dec. 1: AIDS awareness day; Winter? Shorewood Golf Course? Ask Dan, Rick; Think Summer; Quasan Shaw to keynote Kwanzaa; Workers' Comp: What you need to know; Students save energy at housing; Hendrix, Zeppelin, 'Black Dog'? Now that's a band concert; Reminder: Wisconsin Humanities Council visit; Tickets remain for Phoenix women's homestand; Epic comeback falls short against DePaul; Borseth: No excuses; UW-Whitewater passed on Barrett; Brief: Medland, Stoll

Vol. 38, No. 35 / November 27, 2006: Congratulate Koltz and fellow Medallion recipients; Leadership Awards; Phi Kappa Phi honors; UW-Green Bay a force behind NEWDO, full 'Nutcracker'; Chancellor Baryshnikov?; Wisconsin Humanities Council director visits this week; Academic All-American honors for Gross; Big win for Phoenix basketball; Parking scarce for DePaul game; Reminder on 'Kids Night Out'; Kalamazoo flourishes; Black Student Union recalls Groppi, Milwaukee; Film sets table for 'African American Experience' trip; Infusion honors UW-Green Bay artist; New North Summit is Dec. 14; Podcast popularity is mostly small, but rising; 'Beer pong' seen as dangerous fad; Audit Committee to quiz UW System on personnel issues; Sick days also at issue for lawmakers, others; Reminders: SAFE, CPR, storm water, woodwinds, Equity, 'Bridge,' Assembly; Briefs: Goff, Russ, Sweet

Vol. 38, No. 34 / November 22, 2006: State Employee's Combined Campaign is here; A record take for Phoenix Fund drive; Photoblog: Student art; 'Chicago' was a critical and box-office hit; Woodwind Ensemble; Holiday luncheon; Reminder: CPR; Marshfield Clinic, UW to collaborate on R&D; New Colleges/Extension chief continues barnstorming; Parkside provost will be interim VP at System; Volleyball star Slinger

Vol. 38, No. 33 / November 21, 2006: Thanksgiving hours for Union, dining; Wednesday's coffee hour; Organizers survey interest in 'Boxes and Walls' 2007; Snapshots: Founders Dinner and 'Liberal Education'; Women on TV; Financial aid lags behind increase in college costs; Kwanzaa will be week from Saturday; Reminder: Emergency event on Tuesday; More reminders: WSEU, vocal jazz; In the news: SIFE's outreach to middle schoolers; Recap on Electronic Bullying; Still more Barrett; Documentary highlights 1968 'Black Out'; Call for proposals on immigration; Cap Times urges action on partnership benefits; Faculty Development Conference: URL; Volleyball aces 'chemistry test'; Tom Anderson: Where is he now?; Cooperative Extension dean calls it quits

Vol. 38, No. 32 / November 16, 2006: Chancellor touts Wisconsin Idea before statewide business group; Emergency event on Tuesday; Meinhardt is first 'Research Scholar'; Faculty Development Conference; SIFE welcomes kids to 'think globally' at UW-Green Bay; International opportunities for faculty and students; 'Liberal Education' is food for thought for Founders; More from International Education Week; Act now for Holiday Luncheon; Student art in the spotlight with straws, Lawton show; Systemwide Equity Scorecard presentation is Nov. 30; SAFE allies session; Smithsonian researcher on 'Bridge that Changed the World'; Stevens Point follows suit on veterans; Vocal Jazz does Beethoven, Gershwin, Sting; Spengler steps down; Men's team falls; 'Poster Day' a huge success for Groh, Phoenix women; UW System president outlines 'silent crisis'; 'UW-Madison deals with fallout over gay marriage amendment'; UW researchers find mutations; Energy Independence Film Festival on Nov. 20; Flu clinic on Friday; More health news: Recertify for CPR; Smokeout; Barrett leaving UW; Brief: Von Dras

Vol. 38, No. 31 / November 13, 2006: Erickson on bullying; Jordanian educator; 'UW leaders giddy over Tuesday's election results'; Photos: Beauty Awards for Fermanich, MAC Hall; Alumni spread beauty, too; Regents: Plenty of news in November; 'Regents push for more tech oversight'; Next coffee with Bruce is week from Wednesday; Courses for educators; It's International Education Week; Student art opening Thursday at Lawton; Corrections for campus phone book?; Faculty honors at Eau Claire, Milwaukee, Oshkosh; Election P.S: Inclusivity Initiative will carry forward; Analysts say tactic backfired; Campus is site for United Way human services 'summit'; Extension gets national 'caregiver' award; Wanted: Unwanted items; Training session: all WSEU employees, supervisors; Campus Compact stuff; Reminders on 'Chicago,' Albom, Founders; Brief: Toni Damkohler

Vol. 38, No. 30 / November 9, 2006: 'Coffee addict' Chancellor moves office hours; Buzzin' with Bruce?; University pays tribute to student soldiers, vets; Snapshots from veterans ceremony; MAC Hall, Prof. Fermanich win Mayor's Awards; Jeffreys lecture opens 'Humanities Month'; International Education Week; Jordanian educator to visit here; Storm-water management plan gets public session; Copies are online; Get 'Chicago' tickets early; Magazine touts Phuture Phoenix; Mrs. Shepard credits partners; Albom will do book signing; Leftovers from the brown-bag basketball lunch; Soccer recap; Public Safety welcomes Joan Keberlein; Shane Kohl wants to hear from you vMark your calendar; Better than Borat?; Eau Claire inaugurates Levin-Stankevich; Reminder: coats, snowpants, etc.; Run out of leftover Halloween candy? Try here; Reminder: Nominees sought for Women of Color honor; Kid's Night Out with the Phoenix is Dec. 1; Teammates establish fund for family of former student-athlete

Vol. 38, No. 29 / November 8, 2006: United Way Campaign begins on campus; Co-chairs have winning records; United Way ties in with priorities of Horizon League, Phoenix Athletics; Join the 'Make an Impact' Team — it's easy

Vol. 38, No. 28 / November 6, 2006: 'Chicago' opens next week; Photos: UW-Green Bay, U. of Jordan agreement; Brown-bag basketball lunch is Tuesday; Phoenix falls game short of NCAAs; Noon programs this week at AIC celebrate Native culture; Publicity for UW-Green Bay Veteran Appreciation Reception; Prof. Kaye on 'Flags of our Fathers'; Half-staff for Zimmerman; Election Day at UW-Green Bay; Joe Gow for UW-L; SBDC offers program on accounting software; Reminder: 'Energy Independence' Film Festival; Reminders: 'Health, Human Rights,' Ginny Dell reception, 'Renewable 101'; Briefs: Ashmann, Kretche

Vol. 38, No. 27 / November 2, 2006: They'll be voting on campus, again; Amendment draws interest; CNN quotes Prof. Kraft on 'nasty' race; Details of Nov. 8 reception to honor veterans; Photoblog: Halloween fashions; UW-Green Bay welcomes Jordanian visitor; 'Health, Human Rights, Haiti' are topics for Harvard physician; Please donate food; 'Steps to Make a Difference' snapshots; 'Mosaic' poster wins honors; 'Renewable Energy 101' is Nov. 11, on campus; Talking about bullying and children's resilience; Bid farewell to Ginny Dell; Ecumenical Center history; Women's basketball exhibition; Briefs: Fermanich, Vespia

Vol. 38, No. 26 / October 30, 2006: Congressional debate; Miss it? It's online; UW-Green Bay surplus property sales expand online; Campus sales will continue, occasionally; Preview Day images; 'Steps' made a difference; Prof. Russ says businesses must 'account' for talent; A Halloween treat: Renaissance music; Call for Nominations: 2007 Academic Staff Regents Award; Famous Dave, 'Elevator Pitch,' entrepreneurs; Extension spokesman Giroux lands key post with UW System; Cuene touts adult learning; Follow-up on UW-M investigation; Barrett at UW-O; Reminder: Campus Compact fall meeting; Coach VanderVelden; Buzzer-beater keeps men's NCAA soccer hopes alive; Women close strong year; Cross-country; Shorewood still open; More on 'Energy Independence Film Festival'; Social Work students to show U.S.-Mexico border film; Senior Resource Fair is for senior students; First 'Downtown Third Thursdays' gets nice reviews; It's not only lead foot that's costly; Luddism 2.0?

Vol. 38, No. 25 / October 26, 2006: Inside UW-Green Bay: We're a 'medical school'; More from the magazine; Nursing, dietetics; University community mourns Meredith Rose; Ed Weidner remembers; LGBT discussion group meets next Friday; A rare home meet for Phoenix swimmers; Students at Undergraduate Psychology Conference; Okoampa is Horizon pick; Men at home, women on road for playoffs

Vol. 38, No. 24 / October 23, 2006: Transcripts go online; Registrar's Office reports instant orders; Alumna, mentoring program send $5,000 scholarship here; (G)hosts host Hall-oween; Ratio of a pumpkin's circumference to its diameter?; Librarians question EPA changes; Kagen visits; Reminder: Gard and Kagen will debate here Thursday; Men's soccer slips, but still hosts tourney opener; Women need help; UW-Green Bay bands; Finalists for La Crosse chancellorship; Four win Alliant teaching awards; Investigation spurs 'shutdown' of UWM student government; Madison MBA; Expert climbers needed; Briefs: Stoll, Tetzloff

Vol. 38, No. 23 / October 19, 2006: UWGBAthletics.com; Web move reflects trend in D-I athletics; UW-Green Bay hate/bias response team gets wider attention; A 'Model Policy'; Furlong sees big year for Dems (in Congress); Student joins media panel for Oct. 26 Gard-Kagen debate; UW-Green Bay bands perform Tuesday; Employee Drive ends... sort of; By the numbers; An 'Energy Independence Film Festival'; Best students in the US? Nominate yours; Financial management for small businesses; More 'Stash'; Hearing on UW System sick leave audit; Free speech in the news; Men's soccer gets a few votes in national poll; A rare cancellation; Panthers/Phoenix in makeup match; Boyer, Mendiburu hoop it up in Spain; Coach K's guys practice on the road; We need coats and snowpants, for kids; Reminder on GRE workshop for faculty, staff Nov. 1; Briefs: Kersten, Regan

Vol. 38, No. 22 / October 16, 2006: New Sustainability Committee invites campus to Oct. 25 event; Committee membership, future plans; Reminders to save energy; Campus goal is 5% reduction; Materials on display at Vendor Fair this Thursday; Gentle reminder: One week left for Research Scholar; Also: Grants in Aid of Research applications; Steps to Make a Difference Walk; Class, club work to assist non-profits; Reminder: 'Evening of Giving'; Employee Benefits & Wellness Fair on Tuesday; Also, grad-school fair; Also, Draney/Medland music; Men's soccer moves into first place; ESPN columnist likes Phoenix women; 'Prairie' earns excellent review; Race and Ethnicity; NEWIST fundraiser; 'UW sick leave questioned'; University Relations candidates; More reminders: Furlong talk, Black/White; Brief: Luczaj

Vol. 38, No. 21 / October 12, 2006: '50 You Should Know' includes Katers, Russ, McCartney and Meredith; Timely topic for Outreach: children, trauma; Noppe research factors into book; Kersten's new book looks at labor, AFL impact; From blues to Renaissance... faculty 'amateurs' rock; Historic Preservation board meets here Friday; Laatsch is a co-host; De Pere neighborhoods and Rouse Simmons shipwreck; Employee Drive update...; Why give?; WPT will carry film of Style exchange tonight (Oct. 12); Speech by Iraq vet; Items sought for 'care packages' for students on active duty; Historical Perspectives on NFL football; Furlong to speak on 2006 elections; Friday is deadline for next round of Ac Staff funds; Questions about development funds?; Four-star review for 'Tres Vidas'; Remember: Wednesday is 'Black. White.'; Jamaican Luncheon; Men's soccer has highest ranking since 1992; Basketball forecast: very good; You're cutting it close; New and improved from UW System; UW-Madison goes Googley; 'Stash' opening tonight; 'Prairie,' too; First choral concert; A civil political discussion; Brief: Emmons

Vol. 38, No. 20 / October 12, 2006: Sen. Lasee is here today for candidate forum at noon

Vol. 38, No. 19 / October 11, 2006: Meet the candidates; Phabulous photos; Phuture recap; Boss's Day, they say

Vol. 38, No. 18 / October 9, 2006: Radio drama 'Voice of the Prairie' to open; 1,000 kids here on Tuesday; Snapshots: Fall Classified Conference; More photos: 'Boys in Crisis'; 'Stash' art at Lawton; Physician Walton's visit Nov. 9 centers on world health project; First 'Mountains' book discussion is Oct. 24; Background on physicians' work; A plug for tutoring; Library wants your syllabi; Cofrin Center for Biodiversity offers Wisconsin Naturalists training; First choral concert is Saturday; Upward Bound sells chocolate; P-G previews UW-Green Bay diversity programming; Publicity for bird 'atlas'; Friday the 13th sports; 'Expand Your Boundaries' is at 2 p.m. Wednesday; Reminders: Copyright, candidates, relationships, volunteers; Brief: Arendt

Vol. 38, No. 17 / October 6, 2006: Regents denounce marriage amendment; Professional Development Series: Copyright 101; Politics? Melissa Jackson says...; Make sure to attend candidate forums; 'Expand Your Boundaries'; 'Yellow Dress' performance tackles dating violence; Upward Bound participates in 'Evening of Giving'; Northern India trip; Shorewood fall discounts; Wall Street Journal publishes review of Paine book, Kaye's response

Vol. 38, No. 16 / October 5, 2006: Phuture Phoenix is two days next week; Selection as campus 'Research Scholar' promises release time; Employee Drive update...; What are the percentages?; Mary out, Pauley in; Regents meeting; New Employee Training

Vol. 38, No. 15 / October 2, 2006: Weidner marks 40th anniversary; Picture this: Welcome, new employees; More on Wednesday's 'Boys in Crisis' talk; High attention to low crime rate; Snapshots: Maier dedication; An Employee Drive update; Does private support really make a difference?; More on Maier: Recognition for University Communication staff; Author took hard look at higher education; Maier's 'Crisis' on library shelves here... and elsewhere; Friends host 'Lakes and Rivers of Old Wisconsin' on Tuesday; 'Tres Vidas' promises stirring stories of Latina women; P-G calls summer 'Journey to Jordan' a nice success; Volunteer Fair is Oct. 11; Policies listed all in one place; Van Koevering earns WMU alumni honor; Results of students' 'Food Security' surveys to be released; What universities can do; Employers come to campus for job/internship fair; Goal-a-game Okoampa leads red-hot Phoenix soccer; Body recovered in river at La Crosse; Top Regent stumps for Systemwide growth agenda

Vol. 38, No. 14 / September 28, 2006: Gard, Kagen debate here Oct. 26; Raising the roof at the Kress: See it happen; 100 tons of raw roof-holding power; Photo gallery: Cloud Commons dedication; Maier get-together; International Ed hopes faculty grants encourage new travel; Friends, Phi Kappa Phi sponsor reading group on 'Mountains'; Tuesday: Friends host 'Waterways' show of old Wisconsin; WWHEL conference for women is Oct. 26-27; Space Grant scholarships go to two at UW-Green Bay; UW-Extension launches Service-Learning Website; Tickets on sale now for Jamaican; Campuses react to energy initiative; Rep. Pocan on UW System, state politics; Conference on 'Motivating Students'; Brief: Luczaj

Vol. 38, No. 13 / September 27, 2006: University announces arrest in assault case; Christopherson praises officers; Doyle announcement pegs UW-Green Bay for 'energy independence'; Chancellor cites experience with energy issues; Snapshots

Vol. 38, No. 12 / September 26, 2006: Doyle visits tomorrow to announce UW-Green Bay energy initiative; Lecture by conservative notable will be rescheduled; Tyler Koch service Thursday at EC; Reminder: Cloud Commons

Vol. 38, No. 11 / September 25, 2006: Union dining area to be named for Leona Cloud; You're invited: Ceremony is 4:30 p.m. Wednesday; 'Cloud Commons' recalls 1970s; Another dedication is Thursday: Robert H. Maier Student Lounge; All invited; Candidate forum is noon today!; Marrett, senior academic VP, will leave UW System; Tickets for UW-Green Bay performances available through UTS; Good Times Programming books Weidner Center; Study Abroad application deadline is this week; Reminders: Sexual violence, Teaching 'brown bag'; Converting-industry network is open to educators

Vol. 38, No. 10 / September 21, 2006: Fall Conference targets 'Boys in Crisis'; Register early, Cole suggests; Custodial Operations will now report to Kohlmeyer; Snapshots: 'Best of OrgSmorg'; Dismissal dispute; Having lunch with the Italians; UW-Green Bay professor talks 'Spanglish'; Rodriguez, Everingham announce Latin American 'film series'; The Employee Drive numbers so far...; ... and does it make me a member of the Founders Association?; Typically, 'LeaderFest' draws nice numbers; A student take on 'brain drain'; Women's basketball schedule is high in fiber; State Law reminder; Adult Degree plans three info sessions on campus; Changes loom for GRE... Career Services has workshops for faculty, staff

Vol. 38, No. 9 / September 18, 2006: Van Gruensven appointment; Photoblog: The Mousemobile, and summer in September; 'SoTL: What is it and why should you care?'; Phoenix Fund drive; Cruz invites campus to South America 'film series'; Study Abroad Fair; OrgSmorg; Futbol at Ohio State; Help wanted: Mascot; Reminders: Sexual ethics/Spanish/Constitution/Helgesen

Vol. 38, No. 8 / September 14, 2006: Lecture series puts faculty 'Downtown'; Starring Furlong, Erickson, McCartney, Bartell, Grosso, Sallmann; Big Democrats - all of 'em - will be here Saturday; Employee Drive by the numbers; P-G: UW-Green Bay enrollment picture 'positive'; Ganyard, Nice, Ritch, Voelker, Speth on wikis, blogs, podcasting; 'Sexual Ethics in the Workplace' training is Thursday; Remember: Sign up soon for free Spanish lessons; Tambien... Las mesas de conversacion; Observing Constitution Day all week; Sept. 20: Women's Leadership keynoter is Sally Helgesen; More on the birding bible; Bookstore has copies; 'Mousemobile' to debut at Friday's Cheese Classic; Sheepshead Review wants you; Sheepshead hosts Coffeehouse open-mike; Jamaican?; Phoenix sets records, ices Mastodons; 'Holistic' admission is no radical change, campuses say; Chicago a boost for Wisconsin, study says; Newspaper loves 'Covenant' promise to 8th-graders

Vol. 38, No. 7 / September 11, 2006: UW-Green Bay's big bird book has left the nest; Howe, Davises, Wolf, Erdman, Fewless, students, alumni; Everingham, Tetzloff, Bauer-Dantoin win Race and Ethnicity grants; Employee Drive blasts off at 10 a.m. this Friday; Return of the Laatsch Wine and Cheese Classic; P-G: 'We must reinvest in higher education'; Legislative forums begin with Ott/Gruett, Sept. 25; Tuesday's primary concern; AIC hosts 'Working Families Win' perspective on politics; NCAA Certification Program: Orientation Videoconference; Correction on Jackson's pre-law session; Reminder: Detweiler, Style give gallery talk; 'Inside Iraq: The Untold Stories'; Soccer x four; Resumption of Marquette series appears on hold; Briefs: Emmons, Howe, Salisbury

Vol. 38, No. 6 / September 7, 2006: Wisconsin higher education gets an 'A'; ... and an 'F'; President Riley reacts; Experts, we want to hear from you; Statement on proper review of cellphone billing; Detweiler, Style will speak at gallery opening; ShopKo stampede; A big crowd, too for welcome cookout; And a 'W' vs. MU; 'Wisconsin Covenant' proposal gets specific; Nomination deadline for December 2006 student awards; See something wrong with your phonebook?; Students invited to pre-law session with Melissa Jackson; Men's hoops posts 2006-07 dance card; Women's soccer at home for two; 'Nacho Libre' under the stars; Season four for Groovin' Grounds; Wausau dean will step down; More interesting enrollment numbers

Vol. 38, No. 5 / September 5, 2006: Enrollment records for freshmen, students of color; Back by popular demand: Conversational Spanish; The new phone books are in!; Undergrad catalogs, too; Are you a Navy veteran?; Photoblog: Unpacking day; Media coverage for move-in; Opening Day action is only getting started; Marquette is men's soccer home opener; Volleyball off to solid start; Outreach unveils fall courses for educators; Anderson, Area Research Center have roles in history show; It's a bird! It's a plane! It's...; UW-Oshkosh plans 'weird' discussions with Barrett visit; Library introduces ARTstor; Measles, mumps and rubella immunizations; Final reminder: AIC lunch; Briefs: Hanke, Bauer-Dantoin, Stoll

Vol. 38, No. 4 / August 31, 2006: Freshmen move-in!; Opening Day enrollment to have many positives; Great Beginnings Week is Sept. 3-10; Still time for an 'Ask Me' button; Snapshots: New internationals get red-carpet welcome; Chancellor reflects upon news of Frederick Baer's passing; Legacy spans academics, the arts; Feature story captures Baer Family's history with U; UW-Green Bay wasn't alone; Services are Friday; Galapagos cruise highlights new UW-Green Bay travel offering; Newcomer bios are on the Web; Alumni Association cooks something up for students; Volleyball this weekend; Athletics pitches in on move-in day; Five students earn Adult Degree scholarships; Editorial on domestic partner issue; USA Today looks at in-state/out-of-state debate; Winnebago County rejects Extension funding cut; Ontario university tries bash-Bush marketing; Brief: Arendt

Vol. 38, No. 3 / August 28, 2006: News in Marketing/Communication; UW-Green Bay selected for national tech-literacy survey; Snapshot: Loyal 'Friends'; Environmental impact statement on Union; An expanded 'Shopko til you Dropko'; UW 'Growth Agenda' is serious stuff; Columnist: Tax 'hell' label is devilish exaggeration; Another Emmy for one-time campus actor; Spain trip

Vol. 38, No. 2 / August 24, 2006: AIC hosts welcome-back lunch; Mayor to meet, greet new international students; Reminder: search/screen training; Departing 'superstar' cites partner benefits; Meat the marketing interns; Snapshots: ice-cream icebreaker; High praise for Extension; Briefs: Kraft, Furlong, Lacey, Ortiz, Trombley

Vol. 38, No. 1 / August 23, 2006: Chancellor calls for boldness, creativity... and failure; Expanded remarks; Founders Awards honor best of UW-Green Bay; Snapshots; Abbott makes formal debut; Reminder: Free ice cream; LOG News schedule; A day at the bullfights for Phoenix basketball; Friday action at Santaga Stadium; Volleyball, men's soccer; Newspapers question La Crosse tuition strategy; Douglas criticizes Ozaukee on UW-Extension gesture; Magazine calls UW-Madison LGBT-friendly; Briefs: Lacey, Sanders

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